New Ticket Idle for Two Hours (RMM customer - not help desk)
When a ticket
from an RMM customer is new and no one has addressed it at all, after two
hours, everyone will receive a notification in their Slackbot channel.
If you have time and you see it come in, you can reach out to
the client. You should “call” the ticket in the #all_ggit channel.
Keep in mind,
since this applies to non-help desk customers, we don’t need to resolve the
ticket right away. But we do like to acknowledge the request by reaching out to
the user within a couple of hours to at least offer to schedule time. If you
have time to handle the ticket without interrupting your other workflows, then you
can do that.
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